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June 16, 2008, 18:43 |
boundry condition problem
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hi!
i am new in gambit and fluent.i am modelling fluid and solid heat transfer problem.there is a transfer of heat from cylinder wall to the fluid.this is 2-D problem.what should be the boundry condition for this type of problem?? |
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June 17, 2008, 01:52 |
Re: boundry condition problem
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Hi,
Bdry condition for the Cylinder wall is--> wall and in the wall panel you can find "thermal" tab. under this one can define the intial condition of the wall like temperature or the heat flux or convection...etc.. hope this helps Best regards |
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June 17, 2008, 17:36 |
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Hi novice! Thanks for giving me reply...Do i need to take fluid under specify continuum types as a BC's??....
Regards, Kamal |
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June 18, 2008, 02:35 |
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Hi,
since ur modelling a 2d problem with heat transfer between fluid and solid. To model this in CFD Requirements : 1.You have to specify fluid flow ie... inlet(pressure inlet or velocity inlet..) and outlet(pressure outlet) 2.Thermal parameters at the wall ie...in the wall panel as Novice told ,enter temp ,or heat flux.. 3.no need of seperatly defining any properties for fuid for incompresssible air (default) hope it soves ur |
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